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Sunday, October 01, 2006
Reaching People from 36 Countries Speaking 16 Languages
Isn't it fantastic, within seconds one can take part in a worldwide distributed live-communication and reach an international audience living in states such as California, New York, Florida, Germany, China and even Israel and New Zealand?
Today the use of statistics has broadened far beyond its origins and within seconds it helps to understand data and make informed decisions throughout the natural and social demographics and other areas.
Connecting and socializing in a modern digital world involves many activities like getting the news, watching a video clip, research a product, manipulate a video, writing a blog or sending email, even scanning outstanding realworld things from the last summer trip. As the worlds of entertainment, computing, and communication go digital the trend has shifted towards digital media and an online lifestyle.
Hallo America how are you? The use of the mathematical methods of statistics just told me, that within the last 7 (seven) days my little blog reached people living in more than 36 countries including United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, France, China, Austria, Poland, Japan, India, Belgium, Italy, New Zealand, Croatia, Ireland, Brazil, Spain, Finland, Mauritius, Thailand, Iceland, Yugoslavia, Norway, Hong Kong,, Malaysia,Turkey, Sweden, Denmark, Indonesia, Hungary, Switzerland, Vietnam, Taiwan, Israel...
speaking more than 16 languages including English United States, German Standard, English, English United Kingdom, Dutch Standard, French Standard, Polish, Chinese PRC, Spanish, Italian Standard, Portuguese Brazil, Japanese, Danish, Hungarian, Finnish, Chinese Taiwan.
As a result of a constantly growing acceptance of social media the global audience has set a new standard for online creative content, online news, audio and video streaming with a potential to reach participators not bounded to a single geographical region or language and thus to broaden reach and to attract the attention of niche markets and markets that did not exist before.
Most visited posts during the last week include:
I'm also expecting a lot more user-generated multimedia presented as moblogs, vlogs, photo sharing and podcasts.
Web 2.0 new applications let users combine data and functionality from a variety of sources into a custom environment blurring the line between software and the Internet using an architecture of participation.
Building the next-generation information infrastructures now exploiting the Web as a platform means to embrace the Web's unique strength: Interaction and participation. More ¶ 'Reaching People from 36 Countries Speaking 16 Languages' posted by eA : 10:55 AM
Isn't it fantastic, within seconds one can take part in a worldwide distributed live-communication and reach an international audience living in states such as California, New York, Florida, Germany, China and even Israel and New Zealand?Today the use of statistics has broadened far beyond its origins and within seconds it helps to understand data and make informed decisions throughout the natural and social demographics and other areas.
Connecting and socializing in a modern digital world involves many activities like getting the news, watching a video clip, research a product, manipulate a video, writing a blog or sending email, even scanning outstanding realworld things from the last summer trip. As the worlds of entertainment, computing, and communication go digital the trend has shifted towards digital media and an online lifestyle.
Hallo America how are you? The use of the mathematical methods of statistics just told me, that within the last 7 (seven) days my little blog reached people living in more than 36 countries including United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, France, China, Austria, Poland, Japan, India, Belgium, Italy, New Zealand, Croatia, Ireland, Brazil, Spain, Finland, Mauritius, Thailand, Iceland, Yugoslavia, Norway, Hong Kong,, Malaysia,Turkey, Sweden, Denmark, Indonesia, Hungary, Switzerland, Vietnam, Taiwan, Israel...
speaking more than 16 languages including English United States, German Standard, English, English United Kingdom, Dutch Standard, French Standard, Polish, Chinese PRC, Spanish, Italian Standard, Portuguese Brazil, Japanese, Danish, Hungarian, Finnish, Chinese Taiwan.
As a result of a constantly growing acceptance of social media the global audience has set a new standard for online creative content, online news, audio and video streaming with a potential to reach participators not bounded to a single geographical region or language and thus to broaden reach and to attract the attention of niche markets and markets that did not exist before.
Most visited posts during the last week include:
- Trendspotting a Web of User-Generated Content
- Fascination of Sharing Home-Made Videos
- Comprehensive List of Digital Video Distribution Networks
- AJAX Toolkits of course OpenSource
- Winning OpenSource Frameworks in Web 2.0
I'm also expecting a lot more user-generated multimedia presented as moblogs, vlogs, photo sharing and podcasts.
Web 2.0 new applications let users combine data and functionality from a variety of sources into a custom environment blurring the line between software and the Internet using an architecture of participation.
Building the next-generation information infrastructures now exploiting the Web as a platform means to embrace the Web's unique strength: Interaction and participation. More ¶ 'Reaching People from 36 Countries Speaking 16 Languages' posted by eA : 10:55 AM
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